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bowery

 

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Adjective bowery has 1 sense
  1. bowery - like a bower; leafy and shady; "a bowery lane"
    Antonym:
    leafless (indirect, via leafy)

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Bowery

Noun: Meaning "an area in a city, usually in close proximity to skid row, inhabited by homeless people or transients"

The Bowery is typically associated with poverty and a high concentration of homeless individuals.

Example sentence: The government is taking measures to reduce the number of people living on the Bowery.

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Noun: Referring to "a boulevard in New York City, known for its historic theaters and nightlife"

The Bowery is a vibrant street famous for its vibrant theater scene and bustling nightlife.

Example sentence: Let's go to the Bowery tonight and catch a Broadway show.

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Noun: Informally meaning "a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York, historically known for its working-class population"

The Bowery neighborhood is rich in history and has witnessed significant changes over the years.

Example sentence: My great-grandparents used to live in the Bowery when they first immigrated to the United States.

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Adjective: Describing someone or something "pertaining to the Bowery or its characteristics"

He has a distinct bowery accent that gives away his New York City origins.

Example sentence: The artist's work reflects a bold and bowery style influenced by the vibrant culture of the neighborhood.

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